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Dolly Parton’s Estate Makes Official Announcement After Her Real Cause of Death Was Revealed
What to know Dolly Parton’s estate has made an official announcement, naming her niece, Danielle Parton, as the new brand ambassador. Danielle Parton shared the news on social media on Thursday, October 22. “Being a Parton means hard work, big dreams and never forgetting where you came from,” Danielle Parton wrote in an Instagram Reel caption. She expressed pride in being part of the legacy and carrying it forward.
Disney+ And Hulu Order A Glee Reboot As Original Stars Eye Returns
Disney+ and Hulu granted a series order for a Glee reboot on October 21. That is 17 years after the original show’s premiere and 11 years after its final episode. Heather Morris and Chord Overstreet are now in talks to join the new series, according to ELLE’s report on the reboot. Deadline reported on October 23 that Morris and Overstreet are in talks. The series announced the news on its official Instagram, writing, “It’s official. Glee is returning.” Details about the reboot are sparse.
Activist Report Presses Fashion Brands On Israeli Supplier Ties
Some of the world’s biggest fashion brands keep financial ties with an Israeli apparel maker, a new report claims. The United Nations lists that maker in a database of companies tied to settlements. The grassroots group Anti-sweatshop Activists Against Apartheid released the report Wednesday, according to a Yahoo News report on the findings. The group said shipping data covering October 2023 through April 2026 reveal a “deeply entrenched” supply chain.
Diane von Furstenberg Receives 2026 Couture Council Award
Diane von Furstenberg received the 2026 Couture Council Award from the Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology on Thursday afternoon. The museum honored her for her transformational influence on women’s fashion, according to WWD’s report on the luncheon. “It is incredible to see so many people that I have crossed paths with,” von Furstenberg said before the luncheon began. Guests at Gotham Hall included Dr. Joyce F.
Etro Opens Its Archives To Mark 30 Years On Madison Avenue
Etro opened its Madison Avenue flagship in 1996 with antique furniture, 19th-century paintings and hand-painted paisley drawings dating back to the 1820s. Thirty years later, the Italian fashion house is using the same New York address to show its own history. The company marked the anniversary Wednesday night with an event at the Metropolitan Opera, according to WWD’s report on the anniversary.
McCartney’s ‘Wild Horses’ Film Celebrates Animal Empathy
What to know Stella McCartney has tapped Kylie Jenner and Gia Coppola for a new short film titled "Wild Horses.". The film centers on the themes of animals and nature, aligning with McCartney's fall 2026 collection. The film is intended as an ode to the "power, sensitivity and freedom of the horse.". McCartney stated her belief that "empathy for animals, innovation and desirability can coexist.".
Actor Tom Skerritt Dies at 93, Colleagues Share Tributes
Emmy-winning actor Tom Skerritt has died at the age of 93. His family confirmed his passing due to natural causes. Tributes have poured in from Hollywood, with costars like Julia Roberts and Kathy Baker sharing fond memories.
Olivier Martinez Doubles Down on Abuse Claims Against Halle Berry
Martinez doubles down on abuse claims against Halle Berry during cross-examination in Los Angeles. Berry's attorney showed him a 2024 sworn statement saying there was no domestic violence history, which his lawyer says concerned a financial request.
Creator Erin Foster Responds to Adam Brody’s Free Palestine Remarks
Nobody Wants This creator Erin Foster says she loves Adam Brody but disagrees with his call for a free Palestine. She told podcast host Amanda Hirsch the Netflix show is a love letter to Judaism.
Dolly Parton's longtime manager Danny Nozell and her nephew Brian Seaver are fighting in court after his firing. Celebrity attorney Dante Mills says the dispute is about money and expects a private settlement.
Jenna Ortega Plans TV Break After Wednesday Comes To An End
Jenna Ortega says she will probably step away from television after Wednesday ends. She wants time for new projects, while the third season is set for release in 2027.
Abandoned Hotels Prompt Complaints As Cleanup Begins
Abandoned hotels prompt complaints in St. Louis County as neighbors seek action over deteriorating properties. At the former Aviator Hotel, a property management company has begun clearing weeds and collecting trash. The empty hotel sits on South Lindbergh Boulevard near South County Mall. Its owner has received citations for code violations, mainly trash in the parking lot and an unsecured building. A second property, a former motel on Dunn Road, has also drawn complaints.
Redevelopment Will Transform Mayor Wright Public Housing
State officials and community leaders broke ground Thursday on a project to transform Mayor Wright public housing in Honolulu. The redevelopment plans call for over 2,400 homes and commercial space across 10 towers. The 15-acre Mayor Wright Homes site sits in Kalihi-Palama near downtown Honolulu. Organizers say the project will provide seven times more homes and serve residents across different income levels.
Data Center Laws Divide Local Leaders Over State Action
Data center laws divided Tarrant County and Fort Worth leaders at a growth summit Thursday. The disagreement centered on whether cities should regulate developments now or await state action. Tarrant County commissioner Matt Krause favored waiting while urging lawmakers to address the industry. Fort Worth City Council member Elizabeth Beck argued that uncertainty made local action necessary.
Cruise Tourism Pours $310m Into Great Lakes Economies
Cruise tourism pours $310m into Great Lakes economies after a record season, regional officials announced Thursday. More passengers, additional port calls and higher spending lifted the economic impact above the projected $300m. State and local tourism officials joined Cruise the Great Lakes representatives in Detroit to discuss the results. The announcement took place at Detroit/Wayne County Port Authority’s downtown headquarters, near the docked American Patriot.
Miriam Alden and Sister X Soeur Launch New Fall Boot
What to know Vancouver fashion entrepreneur Miriam Alden has partnered with Canadian brand Sister x Soeur to launch a new boot designed for both style and comfort. This collaboration, a project Alden described as a long time coming, brings together two entities that have a history of mutual respect and friendship. Alden, the driving force behind the brand Brunette the Label, stated that discussions about a potential partnership have been ongoing for years with the Sister x Soeur team.
Molokai Farm Launches Agricultural Entrepreneurship Program
What to know Molokai Farm has launched a new Agricultural Entrepreneurship program aimed at cultivating the next generation of farmers and agriculture entrepreneurs. The program combines hands-on agricultural training with business education to strengthen the island's food system and resilience. The initiative is part of a multi-year plan to revitalize Molokai Farm into a community hub for education, agriculture, and culture.
India’s Branded Residences Market Set for Significant Growth
The number of branded housing projects in India is projected to more than double in the next six years, according to a report by real estate consultant Savills. This surge is driven by increasing demand from wealthy individuals and a growing domestic appetite for internationally recognized brands. Currently, India has 19 completed branded residential projects. This number is expected to rise to 43 by 2032, marking a 126 percent increase.
Ultra-Luxury Yacht Handles 20-Foot North Sea Swells with Ease
The 228-passenger ultra-luxury expedition yacht Scenic Eclipse II demonstrated remarkable stability in 20-foot North Sea swells, defying expectations for passengers prone to seasickness. The ship, engineered for polar expeditions, maintained a tranquil interior despite the rough external conditions. The yacht’s advanced engineering includes custom zero-speed fin stabilizers, approximately 50% larger than the industry standard.
Harborplace Plans Include $550-a-Night Luxury Hotel
MCB Real Estate’s ambitious plan to redevelop Baltimore’s Inner Harbor includes a 212-room luxury hotel with average nightly rates of $550, according to a confidential report commissioned by the Baltimore Development Corp. The project also envisions 100 apartments in the same building with a projected average monthly rent of $7,000. A second residential tower is planned with 476 units, where average monthly rent would be $4,438.
Oscar Race Heats up: Supporting Actor Category Wide Open
The Supporting Acting Categories for the upcoming Academy Awards are generating significant buzz, with the Best Supporting Actor race remaining wide open and the Best Supporting Actress category showing clearer frontrunners. Meanwhile, the documentary "You Can See Everything" is making an unexpected impact, potentially challenging for major awards.
William Blair Acquires Armentum Partners to Bolster Investment Banking
William Blair has acquired Armentum Partners, a premier boutique debt and alternative capital solutions advisory firm. The transaction enhances William Blair's capital markets and debt advisory services, adding enterprise value and asset-based lending and royalty monetization capabilities. This move signals continued investment in healthcare, technology, and the venture capital ecosystem.
Walnutport Canal Days Brings Food, Music and Family Activities
Walnutport Canal Days offered food, music and family activities over two days along the canal, as several local groups welcomed large crowds. The event brought together The Slatington Lions Club, Lehigh Township Lions Club, Lehigh Township Lioness Club and Walnutport Canal Association, according to Times News Online’s report. Organizers described a broad program that included entertainment, community exhibits, activities for children and food from local organizations.
Actress Evangeline Lilly Explains Her Decision to Leave Hollywood
Evangeline Lilly says she stepped away from Hollywood in 2020 after weighing the loss of fame, influence and money against her desire to help people directly. She also discusses voicing Queen Bernice in the English version of Legend of Destruction.
EliseAI Launches Apollo AI Teammate for End-to-End Operations
EliseAI, a New York-based firm specializing in artificial intelligence agents, has announced the launch of Apollo, an AI teammate designed to operate across its entire platform. This development signifies a move beyond task-specific AI to agents capable of managing larger segments of property and healthcare operations end-to-end. The company, co-founded in 2017 by Minna Song and Stoyan Stoyanov, has focused on two key industries: housing and healthcare administration.
IHG Adds Six New Luxury Hotels to China Portfolio
IHG Hotels & Resorts is expanding its luxury hotel portfolio across Greater China, adding distinctive properties in six destinations as demand grows for accommodation combining international hotel brands with local design and experiences. In an announcement dated October 15, IHG highlighted Vignette Collection hotels in Chengdu, Chongqing, Shanghai, Beidaihe, Qiandao Lake and Sanya, alongside the recent addition of The Hari Hong Kong.
Lainie Kazan Wows Thousands at Senior Health Expo
Hollywood singing star Lainie Kazan delighted thousands of seniors at the 36th Annual Senior Health Expo in Lancaster on Thursday. The event, hosted by High Desert Medical Group (HDMG), also honored Philip Roberts as Senior of the Year. Kazan, known for her roles in Broadway and Hollywood films, captivated the audience with her performance and reflections on her extensive career.
Childhood Sweethearts Created Mabē’s Baby Carrier Brand
Childhood Sweethearts Created Mabē after Allie Taylor struggled to find a baby carrier that was functional, fashionable and accessible in price. The couple launched the brand in November 2023, after becoming first-time parents in 2022 and deciding they could build the product they could not find. Their company’s early growth has included a preorder that generated about $500,000 in under one minute.
Global Property Market Stagnates Amidst Regional Booms
The global property market is experiencing a period of stagnation, with average real-term price increases across 23 analyzed cities reaching a mere 0.5% over the past year. This slowdown contrasts sharply with the booming real estate market in Seoul, where house prices have surged over 10% in the last 12 months, according to the 2026 UBS Global Real Estate Bubble index.
Quinceañera: A Tradition of Transition in Hispanic Culture
The quinceañera, a tradition marking a young girl’s transition into womanhood on her 15th birthday, is deeply rooted in Hispanic culture. This significant milestone involves more than just elaborate dresses and dancing; it signifies a coming-of-age ceremony steeped in faith, family, and community support. “Ever since you were a little girl in the Latino culture, we have been dreaming of this special day,” said Jeanette Garcia, co-owner of Quinceañera World.
Residents in cities like Milpitas, California, and Des Moines, Iowa, are benefiting from new technological solutions to combat persistent industrial odours. Deployments of drones, chemical sensors, and 'electronic noses' are helping authorities pinpoint sources and improve air quality, moving beyond traditional subjective measurement methods.
Pickleball facility franchisor files for bankruptcy after lease guarantees
The Picklr is seeking to reorganize after guarantees for franchise leases added obligations to its parent company. The company says its clubs remain open as an investor group offers financing subject to court approval.
Arkansas Venture Capital Investment Hits 5-Year Low
Venture capital investment in Arkansas companies fell 33% to $184.3 million in 2025, reaching the lowest level in five years, according to the Arkansas Capital Scan 2025 report. This decline is attributed to a significant drop in the average deal size, which decreased from $15.2 million in 2024 to $7.1 million in 2025.
Scandinavian Modern Design Elements
Production designer Amy Williams utilized the distinctive Scandinavian modern architecture of a 1960s Armonk, New York, home to create an atmosphere of “eerie drama” in the psychological thriller “Verity.” The film, starring Dakota Johnson and Anne Hathaway, features the lake house, known as Beckoning Path, as a near-central character.
South Korean Envoy Seeks Practical Tourism Ties With Iran
A South Korean envoy calls for practical steps to expand tourism cooperation, with Kim Junpyo saying discussions should lead to concrete initiatives. He spoke during the first international tourism exhibition in Yazd, where he met Iran’s deputy tourism minister and local cultural heritage and tourism officials. Kim described the exhibition as a positive experience that introduced him to Yazd’s tourism potential and cultural identity.
Tiffani Thiessen Explains How She Feels About ’90s Fashion
Tiffani Thiessen explained how she feels about the return of 1990s and Y2K fashion, especially as daughter Harper, 16, wears the trends. Thiessen, 52, shared her reaction while discussing her new show Coven Academy in an interview about her fashion views for an episode of The Sitdown.
Durango School District Adds Six Townhomes to Staff Housing
The Durango School District will add six townhomes to its staff housing program after the Board of Education approved a $2.98 million purchase at The Homestead. The workforce housing plan adds two- and three-bedroom homes at 1720 County Road 240, giving teachers and other district employees an option beyond apartments. Four of the townhomes have three bedrooms and two bathrooms. The other two have two bedrooms and one-and-a-half bathrooms.
How to Register to Vote Ahead of the 2026 Midterms
Michigan State University students have several ways to register and prepare to vote ahead of the Nov. 3, 2026 midterm election. The State News guide to voter registration says eligible students can register online, by mail or in person before Oct. 20. From Oct. 20 through Election Day, Nov. 3, registration must be completed in person with proof of residency. The midterm election will choose members of Congress as well as state and local officials.
Requiring Alternative Security Deposits: Connecticut Renters Face Debate
Landlords are requiring alternative security deposits from some Connecticut renters, collecting the cost in monthly installments instead of taking a traditional lump-sum deposit. Housing advocates and state lawmakers say the arrangement can mislead tenants because the fees are not refundable and are often renewed each year alongside a lease. The dispute puts a new focus on rental terms and on landlords requiring alternative security fees.
Kansas Business Awards Honor Apprenticeship Program, Exporter
The Kansas Department of Commerce recognized winners across 11 categories at its annual awards ceremony. Plumbers & Pipefitters Apprenticeship Training of Kansas and NorthWind Technical Services received the two top honors.
Other Mommy’s $28M Forecast Leads a Split Box Office Weekend
Other Mommy grossed $12.6 million Friday, including Thursday previews, and is projected to reach around $28 million. The Social Reckoning earned $2.1 million Friday and is expected to open at roughly $6 million.
Roseanne Barr’s Self-Produced Series Draws Early Distributor Interest
Roseanne Barr and Allan Stephan co-created Meemaw: A Modern-Day Fable, an eight-episode comedy filmed in Austin. Stephan says its representatives are sending a trailer to potential distributors, but no platform has been named.
Nvidia Weighs Deeper Stake or Takeover of Reflection AI
Nvidia is weighing a deeper investment in Reflection AI or a possible full takeover, according to the source report. The startup already has an $800 million investment from Nvidia and was valued at $25 billion during its March fundraising.
Bob Mackie’s Death Certificate Reveals Cause of Death Details
New details have emerged regarding the passing of iconic fashion designer Bob Mackie, with his death certificate listing a subarachnoid hemorrhage and blunt head trauma as the immediate causes. The certificate states that Mackie, 87, suffered a fall and sustained an injury on September 11 at the home of his longtime design director, Joseph McFate. He died three days later, on September 14, at Desert Regional Medical Center in Palm Springs. Pneumonia was listed as the official cause of death.
FFA Students Host Agriculture Education Event for Third Graders
Carthage FFA leadership students hosted an agriculture education event for all third-graders in the district on Thursday. The event featured hands-on demonstrations designed to teach younger students about farming and food production, helping them understand the farm-to-fork process. Approximately 40 agriculture students presented information on topics such as soil, livestock including pigs and rabbits, mules, and farm equipment.
Celebrity Styles Shine at Paris Fashion Week Finale
Paris Fashion Week concluded on October 6, following its September 28 start, with celebrities showcasing a range of styles. The event, which draws fashion enthusiasts globally, featured designers and notable figures in the French capital. Among the attendees, several celebrities garnered attention for their distinct fashion choices, including Olandria Carthen, Nicole Kidman, Alexa Demie, Zendaya, and Emma Stone.
Halle Berry Attorney Denies Claims Before Oct. 16 Hearing
Halle Berry's attorney disputes abuse allegations from Olivier Martinez. A temporary restraining order limits contact before an Oct. 16 hearing, while the former couple faces custody mediation.
Everyday Apps Draw Criticism Over Forms, Schools And Shopping
Meg Walter argues everyday apps have made simple tasks harder. The Deseret News columnist cites medical forms, school scheduling, streaming logins and a vending machine purchase that never happened.
Hudson Valley Casting Founder Puts Kindness Behind Major Roles
Hudson Valley Casting founder Heidi Eklund says landing substantial roles for local actors is the favorite part of her work. The casting director wants auditions to be kinder and more informative than those she experienced as an actor. In an interview carried by Yahoo’s entertainment coverage, Eklund described advocating for performers while managing production demands. She said kindness should guide both casting sessions and relationships across the industry.
Proposed Winter Park Gondola Faces $120 Million Bond Vote
The proposed Winter Park gondola faces an unresolved financing plan as taxing districts weigh surrendering future revenue. The money would help repay debt for public infrastructure supporting a $2.6 billion real estate endeavor. Representatives asked 11 special taxing districts to commit growth-related property, lodging and sales taxes from Old Town to Jim Creek. The financing plan has not yet been approved, according to Sky-Hi News reporting.
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